Hertzmark(Gertsmark) (née Girshovich) Edit Sergeyevna (16 July 1948, Riga) — technologist.

Edit Hertzmark was the daughter of Sergey Girshovich (1908, Riga – 1982, Riga) and Yanina Girshovich (née Grinfeld) (b. 1920, Voronezh). From 1964 to 1967, she worked as a typist at the Riga City Clinical Infectious Diseases Hospital. In 1968, she was a typist at the Latvian Institute of Physical Education. Between 1971 and 1973, she worked as a laboratory assistant at the Riga House-Building Combine. In 1973, she graduated from the Riga Construction Technical College, qualifying as a planning technician.

From 1974, she worked as a confectioner at Riga’s Self-Financing Public Catering Enterprise No. 40. Married to Alexander Hertzmark (b. 1946, Riga), with whom she had two daughters: Diana Hertzmark (b. 1968, Riga) and Rebecca Anna Hertzmark (b. 1979, USA). In 1976, Edit Hertzmark received permission to emigrate to Israel, invited by her husband's maternal uncle, Joseph Jakobson (b. 1909, Riga). In the 1980s, she lived and worked in the United States.

Alexander Hertzmark (b. 1946, Riga) — husband
Diana Hertzmark (b. 1968, Riga) — daughter
Rebecca Anna Hertzmark (b. 1979, USA) — daughter
Sergey Girshovich (1908, Riga – 1982, Riga) — father
Yanina Girshovich (née Grinfeld) (b. 1920, Voronezh) — mother
Astrid Chikhalenko (née Girshovich) (b. 1945, Riga) — sister
Joseph Jakobson (b. 1909, Riga) — husband’s maternal uncle